ur
consumers,
b I to buy
locaJly-grown products
A JUA, PU RTO RICO
P) - A group of farmers,
consumers, and union leaders
prot ted Friday outside two s u
permar ets in upport of lo
cally-grown products.
The President of the Farm
ers' A sociation, Fernando
Toledo, th President of the
Agronomi t School, Pedro
Campo andth Presid ntofthe
ociation 0 Puerto ''Rican
Products, Edwin Zayas urged
th public to support the farm
ing industry by buying local
crops.
"The farming industry pro
vides nin ty thousand job . But
it h not been upported by the
public because of foreign com
petition and the lack of educa
ti n to th consumer about the
importance of buying locally
made products," the group
stated in a new release.
Deadn"n for all n w, pap r
and adv rtisinu op i: 1_ n on
W dn ida prior to publi 'll(w,n,
, Th Michi an itiz n isa ail
abl on lin through Ethnic
N w Watch andto . ubs irib r of
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u u p nd
lnvolv, d in a man
No food, except rations from
relief agencie&
No safe water for drinking or
bathing
No functioning medical facilities
No electricity, conventional
. telephone system or other utilities
No banking system or standard
exchange rates for currency
an
•
lVi
ration
omment
FI tudents,
not named by the admini tration,
hav b en uspended indefinitely
for participating in the attempt to
ain ace to the Kresge Cent r.
The fi ve tudents had become
known as the' 'Tuskegee Five" by
early thi week and upporters held
ralli demandin that the charges
b dropped.
The administration reaffirmed
Mogadishu:
Primitive � volatile
conditions in city;
few buildings
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hotels or
restaurants
aJor airport
I' Primary road
.. Relief Ite
• City
Few markets and shops still
exist; no regular business hours
No safe tranaportatton: air
trav I is limited to relief flights;
almost all vehicles are robbed at
gunpoint daily; no railroad, taxis
or buses; a few ships sail
between the Gulf states and
Mogadishu, but they are unsafe
• Virtually no newspapers or
broadcast media
Police say
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Wednesday i commitment to th
p rcent tuition hike approved by th
b ard of lru tIt wee .
Tus gee official al 0 pointed
out that tuition at th 3,600- tudent
university remains low r than oth r
major privat Black college
on including Howard University,
Spelman Colleg , Morehou e
College and Virginia Union
University .
In addi tion to the tuition
in rease, th SGA was prot ting
the ab enc of a student voting
memb ron th board of trust and
number of other i ues. •
F ITYsaid it was
oppo ed to adding a tudent to th
board becau e of a conflict of
interest.
The university said any future
effort by students to occupy a
building or interfere with the
unive " ratio ould esult
Mic
of his rical ignificance," Juli n
'd. "It hould be removed
it ridicul ani embarrasses
BI k peopl in this city."
Th monument, originally
erected in the 1 ',bon red
m mbers 0 the White League
killed they battled the Metropoll
tan Poll who up rted Ream
tnction,
It removed three years
during street nstruction and W
re-erected Feb. 10 with an inscrip
tioneddedto honorbothbl ksand
whi involved in the conflict.
Julien id that he will k the
Qty uncil on Thursday take
down the monwnent or give it to
another parish whereresiden up
port it
If that tails, Julien said tbe group
I plans to organize a peti tion drive t
M(1N1�A�"" . force 8 vote on the
-A Iaw-
uit filed in civil district court
Friday by a gro� that wan tear
down the Liberty Monument,
which they say bonors lavery and
opp 'n.
The uit that the city pay
damages if the momunent is rot
taken down.
"We're yingthatiftheywant
to keep it up, they hav to pay �
$1,<XXl a month to every BI k
citiztn of this city," a1k>mey Henry
Jull n said ''That' 250, peo-
pl You do the math."
About 30 Blac and whit
demomtrat braved pelting min
and wiIXI they rnard¥x1 around
the monument before filing t.he uit
in Qvi1 District Court,
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